Andronicus-Class

Blade of The United Nations

The second exception to the United Nations Navy standard of being a massive tank with tons of guns, these destroyers instead focus on exceptional sensors and systems for precise hits and easily scramble the sensors of enemy fighters.
The Andronicus-class was designed with a hull that is wide near towards the bottom and tapers up towards the three sensor antennas at the fore of the ship. After the widest part are engineering decks that lead to three massive Epstein Drives. Due to this sword-like shape is often called the ‘Blade of the United Nations’.
While these destroyers are armed, they have almost half the armament of their sister design, the Munroe-class, with only a single keel-mounted, rapid-fire, high-pressure Railgun, full Point Defense Cannon network coverage, and two fore-facing torpedo launchers. However, the tactic for the Andronicus-class isn’t the same as other UNN ships with the ‘spray and pray’ method of combat, and instead, the team invests in sensors and lock-on systems that provide a more accurate and deadly approach to combat.

Power Generation

Fusion Reactor

Propulsion

3x Epstein Drive

Weapons & Armament

• 4x Torpedo bay fore mounted
• 1x Railgun fore mounted
• Full range PDC network

Armor and defense

Redundant double hull

Communication Tools & Systems

Wide and Narrow band communication antenna

Sensors

RADAR, LADAR, Radio receptor, optical telescopes

Additional & auxiliary systems

Advanced Communications Systems, Advanced Targeting Systems, High-Charged Rail Gun, Hull Plating, Improved Acceleration, Medical Expert System, Plasma Torpedoes, Rapid Reload Torpedo Tubes, Redundant Hull (Double), Sensor Scrambling, Self-Destruct System

Designation

Destroyer

Manufacturer

United Nations Navy

Owning Organization

The United Nations

Length

132m

Complement / Crew

16 (64)